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September 9, 2020 0

So you want to start a podcast? Top tips from the producers of the Possible Podcast series

In this blog post, we find out all about the ‘Possible Podcast’ series, which was entirely produced during the UK lockdown, through Durham University's Arts & Humanities Entrepreneur in Residence programme. [...]

September 2, 2020 0

Top tips: the benefits of running for researchers

In this blog post, Seth Armstrong Twigg discusses how you can boost your research with running. [...]

August 20, 2020 0

TV PhD – Bridging the gap between Academia and Industry

As the next cohort of the TV PhD talent scheme gears up for the digital Edinburgh Television Festival (ETF) [...]

July 17, 2020 0

Gaining experience in the museum sector

We talk to Ed Armston-Sheret to find out more about his experiences of working in the museum sector and how they have benefitted his own research. [...]

July 9, 2020 1

Connected Communities Ten Years On: What have we learned about university-community collaboration?

A decade after the AHRC launched the Connected Communities Programme, Dr Keri Facer, Professor of Educational [...]

June 24, 2020 0

Meet the Curator: Kate Bailey, Senior Curator and Producer at the V&A Museum

Kate Bailey, Senior Curator and Producer at V&A Museum gives us an inside look at the Glastonbury Festival Archive [...]

June 18, 2020 0

Aim High and Involve Others: Impact Top Tips

Impact doesn’t have to be cryptic. By aiming high and involving others right from the start, it’s [...]

June 10, 2020 0

Hitting the Reset Button: Lives and Livelihoods After COVID-19

On the 10 June 2020, AHRC Executive Chair, Professor Andrew Thompson, delivered a lecture at the Chinese [...]

June 4, 2020 1

All the King’s Horses: Henry VIII’s Warhorses at the Field of Cloth of Gold

While many English monarchs took a close interest in horse breeding, Henry VIII in particular was anxious [...]

May 22, 2020 3

Coronavirus – An Outbreak of Creativity

Coronavirus (Covid-19) has provoked a unique second kind of global outbreak: creativity. From virtual choirs, [...]

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